Commentators José Eduardo Cardozo and Caio Coppolla discussed, on Tuesday (18), in The Great Debate (Monday to Friday, at 11 pm), what will be the future of former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) after being denounced by the Attorney General’s Office (PGR).
The PGR attributes to Bolsonaro the crimes of armed criminal organization, attempted violent abolition of the Democratic Rule of Law, coup d’état, damage qualified by violence and serious threat against the union’s assets, and with considerable damage to the victim and deterioration of heritage. listed.
The complaint was sent to Minister Alexandre de Moraes. This is the first time Bolsonaro has been criminally denounced before the Federal Supreme Court (STF) since he became president.
For Caio Coppolla, the complaint was already foreseen and the “driver of the coup narrative” that deals with the attacks on the Brazilian electoral system should not be confused with the criticism.
“Talking about former Bolsonaro’s political future, I believe everything is in what was expected. It was evident that there would be a complaint and that she would have a very similar content to the Federal Police report, the 900 -page report, ”said the commentator.
“The second point to be observed is that the driving thread of the coup narrative would be an attack on the electronic voting system,” added Coppolla. “It turns out that there is a tremendous confusion of what it would be to attack the electronic voting system and criticize it. Let me know, this is still a democracy and this is still a right. ”
Already Cardozo believes that the complaint of PGR shows a clear attack on the electoral system and has legal consistency.
“[O documento] Clearly shows an attack on the system, an attack on the electoral system, and the binding of it to a coup plan, ”Cardozo said. “The complaint has consistency, factual and legal, and I advise that all Brazilians read it.”
“The coup plan is based on documents, messages, in murder plans, in a set of cooling actions,” he said.
